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Faith communities have a unique role in the lives of individuals and families. Each faith tradition has its own beliefs, commitments, rituals, and resources that help to minimize alcohol and other drug problems and support recovery from addiction. Combining the resources of religion and spirituality with those of science and medicine enhances the prevention and treatment of substance abuse and strengthens recovery. With the support of Reviving the Human Spirit (RTHS) resources, faith communities provide research-based prevention, intervention, and recovery support within their congregations and surrounding communities.
If you would like assistance in finding publications specific to your faith or needs, please contact the sponsoring organizations of the Faith Community Initiative, who can help you.
Alcoholism Council of the Cincinnati Area
The Alcoholism Council of the Cincinnati Area, NCADD provides assessment, intervention, , prevention/education, training, referral, treatment and support for adults, children, and seniors affected by alcohol and other drug abuse.
Office: 513-281-7880
Hotline: 513-281-7422
2828 Vernon Place
Cincinnati OH 45219
Assistance for Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP) Center
The ASAP Center’s certified prevention professionals consult with community groups concerning ways they can heighten awareness and increase knowledge about substance abuse prevention. They assess the groups’ needs and connect the groups to state-of-the-art substance abuse education, prevention activities and early intervention programming. The ASAP Center also gives mini-grants to qualified groups to support initiation or improvement of prevention activities.
Office: 513-458-6640
Toll-free at 888-310-4904
3805 Edwards Road, Suite 500
Cincinnati, OH 45209
Coalition for a Drug-Free Greater Cincinnati
The Coalition for a Drug-Free Greater Cincinnati's mission is to promote drug-free environments for youth by enhancing partnerships to educate, advocate and support locally-based community mobilization. The Coalition was formed as a comprehensive, long-term effort to mobilize every sector of the Greater Cincinnati community to take an active role in preventing adolescent substance abuse. The Coalition serves a 10-county region where Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky converge with support from 30 member neighborhood coalitions to further localize our efforts.
Office: 513-751-8000
2330 Victory Parkway, Suite 703
Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
Faith Community Alliance
Office: 513-671-1480
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance is a group of diverse clergy who seek to please God and to usher in the Kingdom by living out the principles and precepts outlined in the scripture. The organization is committed to working in unity so that together we can accomplish what none of us can do individually.
Office: 513-671-1481
The Cincinnati IMA meets at the American Cancer Society Building, 2808 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH 45229 on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 9:30 a.m.
NorthKey Regional Prevention Center
NorthKey Community Care offers a variety of Mental Health, Developmental Disability, and Substance Abuse Services for and within the community. These services includes prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery support programs and projects. NorthKey Community Care works in partnership with the community to provide these services at the community level.
Office: 859-331-3292
Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program of Cincinnati, Inc. (UMADAOP)
The mission of C-UMADAOP is to lead the nation in providing comprehensive, culturally appropriate, evidence-based prevention, recovery and educational services for the African-American and other underserved communities by assisting youth, families, and communities in developing healthy lifestyle choices. C-UMADAOP has provided substance abuse prevention education programs to youth in both community and school-based settings for the past 25 years.
Office: 541-7099
4015 Cherry Street, Suite 1
Cincinnati, Ohio 45223
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Information and Referral
Alcoholism Council of Cincinnati area, 513-281-7880
Alcohol/Chemical Abuse Council of Butler County, 513-868-2100
Clermont Recovery Center, 513-735-8100
Talbert House, 513-751-7747
Greater Cincinnati Behavioral, 513-458-3010
Education and Prevention
Alcoholism Council, 513-281-7880
Alcohol/Chemical Abuse Council of Butler County, 513-868-2100
Coalition for a Drug Free Greater Cincinnati, 513-751-8000
ASAP Center, 513-458-6640
Clermont Recovery Center, 513-735-8100
Urban Minority Alcohol/Drug Abuse Outreach (UMADAOP), 513-541-7099
NorthKey, 859-283-0952
Self-Help Organizations
AA Intergroup, 513-351-0422
AA Northern Kentucky, 859-491-7181
Alcoholics Victorious, 513-956-9844
Al-Anon, 513-771-5959
Narcotics Anonymous, 513-820-2947
A Sampling of Treatment Options
Alcoholism Council of Cincinnati area, 513-281-7880
Bethesda Hospital, 513-596-6616
Center for Chemical Addictions Treatment(CCAT), 513-381-6672
Christ Hospital, 513-585-8500
Clermont Recovery Center, 513-735-8100
Crossroads, 513-475-5313
Droege House in Northern KY, 859-291-1045
Kids Helping Kids, 513-575-7300
St. Luke Hospital, West, 859-572-3500
Talbert House, 513-751-7577
Teen Challenge, 513-248-0452
Urban Minority Alcohol/Drug Abuse Outreach (UMADAOP), 513-541-7099
Drop-Inn Centers
Drop-Inn Center, 513-721-0643
City Gospel Mission (men), 513-241-5525
Hispanic Resources
Hispanic Ministries, 513-948-1760
SUCASA, 513-761-1588
Local
The Assistance for Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP) Center
Rookwood Tower
Edwards Road, Suite 500
Cincinnati, OH 45209-1948
Tel: 513-458-6640
Fax: 513-458-6650
http://www.asapcenter.org
The Coalition for a Drug-Free Greater Cincinnati
2330 Victory Parkway
Suite #306
Cincinnati, OH 45206
Tel: 513-751-8000
Fax: 513-751-8001
http://www.drugfreecincinnati.org
Community Ministry of the Congregations of the Diocese of Southern Ohio
The Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio
412 Sycamore Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202-4179
Tel: 513-421-0311or toll-free 800-582-1712
Fax: 513-421-0315
http://www.episcopal-dso.org
National
Health and Human Services' Compassion Capital Fund
http://www.hhs.gov/news/press/2002pres/20020605a.html
Disclaimer
The Faith Community Initiative does not endorse the following resources and ideas as effective for all people and all situations. Substance abuse prevention and treatment is a very personalized effort. Individual communites must find what works for their unique situations and make their own judgments about the quality of the resources they find. We have provided a wide array of resources to help you find programs and ideas that are right for you. You may find that some ideas won't work in your community, but you'll also find some that do.
Community general website links
Alcohol/Chemical Abuse Council of Butler County
Community Anti-Drug Coalition of America
Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services
Drop Inn Centers
Evaluation
Decision Support System for Prevention of Substance Abuse
Faith Community Specific
The Anti-Drug.com's Resource for Faith Leaders
The Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives
Christian Recovery International
The Governor's Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives
Jewish Alcoholics, Chemically Dependent Persons and Significant Others
White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives
Hispanic Resources
Prevention and Treatment Specific
Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependency
National Catholic Council on Alcoholism and Other Drugs
National Institute on Drug Abuse
The National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign
Parenting
Partnership for a Drug-Free America
Talking with Kids about Tough Issues
Treatment Options
Tri-Health Alcohol and Drug Treatment Program
Resources
Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information
Self Help Groups
Alcoholics Anonymous - Cincinnati
Alcoholics Anonymous - Northern Kentucky
Greater Cincinnati Alanon and Alateen
Statistics